Whiting Pro Grade Saddle
Get some of the best dry fly hackle on the world! These are full saddles in a PRO grade. Saddles, which have long even hackle fibers, are great because you can tie a lot of flies on a single hackle stem. Barbs are dense and the hackle stems are supple and easy to wrap. You’ve basically got an incredible supply of hackle to tie flies ranging from #12’s to #18’s (depending on the hook style).
If you need a color not listed, let us know and we’ll get it in your hands!
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Hackle Type | Full saddle |
| Grade | PRO |
| Fiber Length | Long, even fibers |
| Barb Density | Dense |
| Flexibility | Supple and easy to wrap |
| Flies Suitable | #12 to #18 (depending on hook style) |
FAQ
What is the difference between PRO grade and regular saddles?
PRO grade saddles have longer, more even hackle fibers and denser barbs, allowing for more flies to be tied per stem and better performance in fly tying.
Can I get a custom color not listed?
Yes, if you need a color not listed, please let us know and we’ll get it in your hands.
How many flies can I tie from a single hackle stem?
You can tie multiple flies from a single hackle stem, typically ranging from #12 to #18 depending on the hook style.
David Poole –
The hackle fibers are long and even, making tying dry flies much faster. The saddle is supple and wraps easily around the hook. I’ve been using it for several months and it still holds up well.
Vanessa Paige –
Great quality for the price. The barbs are dense and the hackle stays intact even after repeated use. Perfect for tying a variety of dry fly patterns.
Anna Metcalfe –
Solid performance. A bit more expensive than standard saddles, but the even fibers and durability justify the cost. Works well for #14 to #16 flies.
Stewart Short –
I’ve tried several brands, and this one stands out for its consistency and ease of use. The hackle doesn’t fray and stays clean during tying.